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Wood bike frame manufacturer recommendation needed
With Renovo going out of business does anyone know of some other high quality manufacturer's?
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If you into mixed metal + wood, check Nevi Titanium out of Italy
http://www.nevi.it/p/titanium-wood-world-premiere |
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Not what you are asking for...but if you want your traditional ride to be painted to look like wood...
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Thanks bro'. I need to call them tomorrow.
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Lyrebird makes frames from a combination of tone woods and carbon primarily.
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https://www.montaukhardwoodbikes.com/
https://www.htechbikes.com https://materiabikes.com/ https://ciobikes.com Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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The Renovo was the best one and the best looking one; the only other one that comes in at distant second place (in my opinion of course) is the Materia https://materiabikes.com/ It looks more sophisticated then the others that I've see, maybe there's another company out there that I don't know about that looks better that I haven't found.
You could look into bamboo which in my opinion would be more resilient to damage and weather changes. I like Calfee the best in this group. |
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